HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-03-30, Page 9TAKE "A" FLIGHT — The Panthers defeated the Flyers to take the "A" flight
of the Zurich Rec hockey league. In the back row (left -right) are Glen Zirk,
Ross Fisher, Doug Stade, Ken Smale, Peter Bedard, Ken Lovie, Jim Sweitzer
Rec hockey
Final Zurich Recr. Hockey Standings
March 23, 1978 Scores
Panthers 7 — Flyers 3 — Panthers win
Grand Championship 3-0
Sabres 7 — Blues 2 — Sabres win Consolation 3-0
Final Playoff Leading Scorers
Name
Rick Schilbe
Gerald Shantz
Jim Oesch
Geo Suplat
Paul Morrison
Jim Bedard
Bob Merner
Bill Hoffman
Geo Grenier
Dale Cressman
Don O'Brien
Grant Lee
Ray Weido
Ken Smale
Jim Consitt
Dan Schilbe
Peter Bedard
Ken Clarke
Marty Kelders
Rick Fisher "
Joe Kenda
Bob Johnston
Cliff Gingerich
Dick Bedard
Elmer Taylor
Rick Bedard
Dave Clarke
Paul Haggitt
Total
Team Goals Assists Points
Panthers 10 11 21
Sabres 9 11 20
Sabres 6 9 15
Sabres 6 6 12
Sabres 5 7 12
Sabres 3 9 12
Panthers 8 2 10
Blues . 5 4 9
Panthers 4 5 • 9
Panthers 3 6 9
Sabres 2 7 9
Panthers 4 4 8
Blues 4 4 8
Panthers 3 5 8
Flyers 4 3 7
Flyers 2 4 6
Panthers 1 5 6
Blues 1 5 6
Flyers 2 3 5
Panthers 2 3 5
Flyers 1 4
Sabres 1 4
Blues 3 1
Flyers 2 2
Flyers 2 2
Blues 2 2
Blues 2 2,
Blues 1 3
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and Grant Lee. In the front row are Bob Merner, Rick Fisher, Rick Schilbe,
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Panel asks for symbols
More symbols warning
children of the dangers of
gasoline are needed on gas
cans according to a Con-
sumer Advisory Panel
meeting in Toronto. The
group of .consumers also felt
that labels or markings such
as "KEEP OUT OF SUN"
should appear on the cans
warning consumers of possi-
ble dangers.
The panel, which is spon-
sored by the Canadian Stan-
dards Association (CSA),
also called for grips on the
bottom of plastic containers
or more handles to make
them easier to pour. The
consumer group discussed
both plastic and metal con-
tainers which are used to
carry gasoline. The two
Standards CSA has publish-
ed covering gas cans are
"Portable Metal Containers
for Petroleum Fuels" B144-
1974 and "Portable Metal
Containers for Gasoline and
other Petroleum Fuels"
B252-1976.
Under Ontario's Gasoline
Handling Act, there are four
types of containers which
may be filled at Ontario gas-
oline outlets:
* Portable containers of
metal or plastic, one
gallon to five gallons in
size. These containers
must bear the label of
ULC (Underwriters'
Laboratories of Canada)
or CSA. They must also
be in reasonable condition
and have all necessary
caps in place.
* Portable fuel tanks for
marine use. These may
be metal or plastic and
may contain up to seven
gallons. Those sold after
August 1, 1975 will bear a
ULC or CSA label.
* Transportation con-
tainers. These are metal
drums, 10 to 45 gallons in
size bearing an embossed
mark in metal'on the bot-
tom of the can. The mark
may be ICC -5L, DOT -5L,
BTC -5L or CTC -5L.
* Metal jerry can. These
are World War II style
cans which are marked in
the same code as the
metal drums. They must
be in reasonable condition
and have the required'
gasket and closure in
place.
The consumer panel also
felt the discs inside gas cans
should be another colour
rather than white which
would make them easier to
find in the snow. The disc is
a seal to prevent spillage
and removed when the noz-
zle is attached for pouring.
They suggested a greater
bend in the nozzle which
would cut down on spillage.
On metal cans, the panel
recommended a wider han-
dle rather than thin metal to
aid in handling and re-
quested that an attachment
be secured to the vent •
March 30, 1978 Page 9
Zurich lady
wins 5
Mrs. Phil Regier took
home $50 as she was the
winner in a contest spon-
sored by Don's Best Value
food market. She is now
eligible for a trip for two to
the Bahamas courtesy
Clover Farm Food Stores.
Kim Rau of RR 2 Zurich
was the winner of the
monthly draw of the Knights
of Columbus. Ms. Rau was
awarded $346 for her winning
ticket.
4-H meets
Meeting III of the Fit
Frauleins was held on
Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mrs.
Schwartzentruber's. The
first part of the meeting
included a visit from Mrs.
Prang who spoke to us on the
Tweedsmuir history. When
she finished showing us her
copy of the history we had a
small lunch and then we
went to Wm Lansbergen's
greenhouse. He invited us to
tour his greenhouse and ask
him any questions we
wanted to.
About people
Charles and Erna Allison
of Exeter, Alec and Thelma
Corrigan of Bluevale, Sam
Thomson of Brucefield, Syd
and Mary, Curtis and
Howard Neeb of Crediton,
Marvin and Nancy
McAdams and family of
Exeter and Paul Salmon of
Mount Carmel visited on
Sunday with Ward and Ina
Neeb and family.
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